HVAC services we help with
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How it works
- Call (920) 212-7882 or send a call-back request with the form.
- Tell us your town and what's wrong.
- We connect you with a local HVAC contractor who serves your area and has availability.
- The contractor quotes and does the work. You deal with them directly.
Built for Fox Valley winters
Under the 2021 IECC climate-zone county list, Brown County is in Climate Zone 6A, and Outagamie, Winnebago, Calumet and Fond du Lac counties are in Zone 5A. Either way, heating systems here run hard from roughly October through April.
The Fox River runs from Lake Winnebago north through Neenah, Menasha, Appleton, Kaukauna and De Pere to Green Bay, and the communities along it range from older neighborhoods with boilers and radiators to brand-new subdivisions with high-efficiency furnaces and heat pumps. That mix is why it helps to reach someone local.
Fox Valley areas we cover
Common questions
Who will I be talking to?
Fox Valley HVAC is a referral service. When you send a request, we connect you with an independent local HVAC contractor who serves your area. We don't do the repair work ourselves.
Does it cost anything to use?
No. Sending a request is free. Any diagnostic fee, repair price or quote comes from the contractor, and you should confirm pricing with them before work starts.
Are you open 24/7?
We don't promise round-the-clock service. After-hours and weekend help depends on which local contractors are available. Send a request and we'll check.
I smell gas. What do I do?
Leave the house right away and call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Don't use switches or phones inside. Call an HVAC pro after the utility says it's safe.
How do I check a contractor?
Ask for proof of insurance and the business's DSPS HVAC Contractor registration, which Wisconsin requires of HVAC businesses (Wis. Stat. 101.178). Get a written estimate and look up reviews yourself.
Do I need a carbon monoxide detector?
In most Wisconsin homes, yes. State law (Wis. Stat. 101.647) requires a working CO detector in the basement and on each floor level. It doesn't apply to a home with no attached garage, no fireplace and no fuel-burning appliance.